What this is,
and what it isn't.

VYRON provides education, not personalised financial advice. Nothing in the Academy, the community or the trading journal is tailored to you. We do not manage money, we do not take discretion over anyone's account, and we never give advice built around one person's circumstances. VYRON does publish trade ideas — see Trade ideas and the public channel below, which states plainly what they are and what our interest in them is.

Trading involves risk, including the risk of losing more than you put in. No outcome is promised, implied or guaranteed at any membership level.

Things we will not do, as a matter of policy:

• Publish testimonials from people who are not real members
• Claim guaranteed profits or guaranteed returns
• Present past results as an indication of future results
• Promise a return, or imply that following our trades will produce one
• Publish a trade idea without disclosing that we hold it
• Tell anyone that copy trading is suitable for them, or quote a return for it

Membership buys access to education and a community as they stand on the day you join. It does not purchase a result.

VYRON publishes trade ideas in its public Telegram channel. An earlier version of this page said we would never do that. We do, so it says this instead.

We hold the trades we post. VYRON usually has a position in an idea at the time it is published and stands to gain or lose on it. That makes us an interested party rather than a neutral observer, and everything we publish should be read with that in front of you.

Who produces them. VYRON as a company. They are not one founder's personal opinion, and they are not reviewed by anyone outside the company.

They are not advice for you. Nothing published is tailored to your capital, your experience, your tax position or what you can afford to lose. Nobody checks whether an idea suits you, because nobody here knows your situation.

Most people who try trading lose money. Copying a position because someone you follow took it is one of the more reliable ways to become one of them. If you act on anything we post, that decision is yours and the loss is yours.

Past ideas are not an indication of future ones, and we do not publish a track record implying otherwise.

VYRON offers copy trading. A member's account at the broker can be subscribed to VYRON's trades so that they are replicated automatically. The member does not place them. It is optional, it is set up at the broker rather than here, and it can be switched off from the same page it was switched on.

Losses are copied exactly the same way profits are. There is no filter that passes on the good trades and withholds the bad ones. A losing run on VYRON's account is a losing run on every account subscribed to it, at the same time and in the same proportion.

It is not advice built around you. Nobody at VYRON reviews your income, your obligations, your experience or what you can afford to lose before your account starts copying. If you need a recommendation suited to your circumstances, this is not it, and you should speak to somebody authorised to give you one.

We are not neutral. VYRON holds the same positions it replicates, so it gains or loses alongside the people copying it. That alignment is worth knowing about in both directions: it means we carry the same risk, and it means we are not an impartial observer of our own trades.

Your money stays yours. It sits in your own account at the broker. VYRON does not hold client funds, cannot deposit or withdraw from your account, and has no access to it beyond the replication itself.

Most people who try trading lose money. That is as true with copying as without it, and copying somebody else's decisions does not remove the risk — it transfers who made the decision, not who carries the loss.

Two decisions worth stating up front, because they are already built into the database rather than promised for later:

• Your trading journal is readable by you alone. Not other members, and not the founders. A trading history reveals income, risk appetite and losses, so access is denied by default and enforced at the database, not by a setting anyone can flip in an interface.
• Private messages are equally closed. The same rule applies for the same reason.

Beyond that: your profile, membership and payment status are visible to the founders because running a membership requires it. Community posts are visible to the members whose tier opens that channel. Nothing is sold to advertisers, because the business model is subscriptions.

You can ask for a copy of your data or ask for your account to be deleted. Once the formal Privacy Policy is published it will state the retention periods and the exact process; until then, ask a founder directly and it gets handled.

Prices are €19 a month for Access, €49 for Core (or €490 a year) and €149 for Elite, with three- and six-month options at a lower monthly rate. Private is priced per person after a conversation.

Monthly memberships run month to month and you cancel from your own billing page — no email, no retention call, no notice period. Upgrades are charged pro rata for the remainder of the period; downgrades take effect at the end of the period you have already paid for.

VAT is determined by the country you are billed in and is shown before you pay, never added afterwards.

Nine documents govern membership. They are being drafted and reviewed before paid membership opens, and this page is updated as each one is published. We would rather show you this list honestly than publish a policy we have not had checked.

Questions about any of the above go to a founder, not a ticket queue with nobody behind it. The questions channel in the community is read by us. Support inside the member area covers billing, technical, membership, community and Academy issues.

Email: Vyronsociety@gmail.com — for anything about your data, your billing, or a policy on this page.